Press kit
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Facts
- Name
- Lumafolk
- Developer
- Gerardo Pacheco Sicart
- Platforms
- iPhone and iPad, iOS and iPadOS 26 or later
- Price
- Free, with three folk to keep. Lumafolk Plus, an optional subscription, opens every other folk.
- Languages
- English, Español, Deutsch, Français, Português, 日本語, 한국어, 简体中文, 繁體中文
- Release
- Coming soon
- Press contact
- hello@lumafolk.com
About Lumafolk
Lumafolk is a little world of tiny pixel-art folk who live in your Home Screen widgets. They nap, wander and keep you company.
Lumafolk puts tiny pixel-art folk on your Home Screen. Each one lives in a world of its own, from Flora’s Giant Garden to Toby’s Sunny Backyard, and lives your hours: up at 7, a little wander every few minutes, a signature move twice an hour, and asleep at 11.
Every folk has three toys, right on the widget. Some leave a keepsake in the world that grows, waits for bedtime or slowly winds down. Worlds follow the sun where you are, from a soft afternoon to the blue hour.
There’s no account, no ads and no tracking. Three folk are free, always; Lumafolk Plus lets every other folk move in, with a free week to begin.
It’s written Lumafolk, one word, with a capital L. The characters are called folk.
Artwork
The folk are pixel art: please scale them by whole numbers (2×, 3×, 4×…) with nearest-neighbour scaling, never smoothed.